Note 5 — HISTORICAL RECORD
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"The Earl of Ossory with his troops performed wonders."—London Gazette, No. 1329.
Brussels.—"Many wounded men have been brought hither, which are most of the Prince of Orange's Guards, and the English and Scots regiments, who did things to the admiration of those that beheld them."—London Gazette, No. 1330.
"The Earl of Ossory, with the English and Scots regiments, engaged in the attack on the side of Castehau, in which the Officers and Soldiers, in imitation of his Lordship, who always charged with them, behaved themselves with that courage and bravery which is so natural to them, and consequently suffered much."—Account of the Battle of St. Denis.